Is there is a way to establish the paternal affiliation of the woman and the man who are not married to each other?

1. As a general rule, a child conceived and/or born in marriage is associated with the parents, and the patronymic of the child is determined by the father's first name.
2. However, there are cases where paternal affiliation is established through the application of a woman and a man who are not married to each other.
3. As a result, paternal affiliation is established through the application of a woman and a man who are not married to each other. Prior to and after the child's birth, such an application may be filed with the public civil status act registration authority.
4. When a juvenile files an application to establish paternal affiliation, the public civil status act registration authority notifies the juvenile's parents, custodian, and caretaker that he has been recorded as the child's farther.

If a person is unable to lodge the application for establishing paternal affiliation in person, it may be lodged through a representative or mailed if it has been certified by a notary.